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High ratings and market-friendly maturities give bond issuers smooth ride -
Investors demand high concession for low rated, cyclical, energy-hungry industry
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The $402.7m trade was anchored by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
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Bulging books for some, but Grenke is forced to postpone its trade after opening books
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Against severe headwinds, investors were keen to buy new deals
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Short dated, highly rated issuance manages to push through fair value
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Safe issuers and short maturities fill market battered by macro worries, but four deals are increased
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RBC, ING Diba, BSH and Danske pre-fund in size in case market conditions deteriorate
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More issuance is on the horizon as Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall and ING-DiBa mandate deals and non-eurozone banks eye funding too
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Market reopening bond helps nudge the Korean bank further into SSA territory
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Deals all cross the line, but bankers worried about what demand exists for big issuance month
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The sovereign led a primary deal flurry on Wednesday with a ‘fairly priced’ green outing
